Showing posts with label famous tribes of india. Show all posts
Showing posts with label famous tribes of india. Show all posts

Dec 18, 2008

List of Famous Indian Tribes

Indian tribes are something that are in high demand for travelers coming to India. Culture, lifestyle, festivals, food, celebrations of various tribes of India is what brings people to them. Often travelers are seen very confused as to which tribes should they visit. Here is a list that can provide useful information to travelers about tribes in India.

Indian Tribes

1 Anal Tribes
2 Apatani Tribes
3 Bakarwals Tribes
4 Beda Tribes
5 Bhim Tribes
6 Gongate tribes
7 Halam Tribes
8 Hilpulayan Tribes
9 Hanjis Tribes
10 Jaunsaris Tribes
11 Kawar Tribes
12 Kokni Tribes
13 Koli Tribes
14 Kota Tribes
15 Kui Tribes
16 Lahauli
17 Panika Tribes
18 Padhar Tribes
19 Pardhi Tribes
20 Pawi Tribes

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Nov 6, 2008

Khasi Tribes of India





Khasi Tribe – Introduction
Our Indian tribal tour today will discuss undoubtedly the most famous tribes of India. These Khasi tribes have a unique culture which any one would find strange but enjoy to the fullest. Historically Khasi tribes of India are regarded as the earliest migrants from Myanmar. These Indian tribes also ran a kingdom but it was later diluted and liquidized by the Britishers and controlled over.

Khasi tribe – Location

Assam, Khasi Jaintia hills in Meghalaya, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Manipur, Jammu and Kashmir and West Bengal are some of the the major places inhabited by Khasi tribes of India.

Khasi Tribe – Culture
The culture followed by these tribes of India is the typical Indian tribal culture, but is distinctive in its own way. It is probably the only Indian tribes where females are given priority over the males. The property is passed from the mother to the youngest daughter. Dance and music are the integral part of the life of these popular tribes of India. Drums, Guitars and flutes are some of the instruments mastered by Khasi tribe. The marriage culture is very unique as the groom has to live in the bride's home after marriage.

Khasi Tribe – Language
These Indian tribes speak Khasi which is an Austro – Asiatic language.

Khasi Tribe – Clothing
Men amongst Khasi tribes of India wear long sleeveless without collar coat known as Jymphong. They also wear headgears or turbans. Women of the Khasi tribes are very fond of wearing jewelery and earrings. Both the genders of these tribes of India wear silver chains at their waists.

Khasi Tribe – Religion
The major part of Khasi tribes of India follow Christianity. For these Indian tribes God U Blei Nong-thaw is the supreme creator and goddess who protect them from all the troubles of life. Ulei Longspah (god of wealth), Shnong (tutelary deity of the village) and many other gods are also worshiped.

Khasi Tribe – Food
Rice is the staple food of the Khasis tribes of India. They also cosume fish and meat and occasionally drink rice beer.

Khasi Tribe – Festivals
Nongkrem is the chief festival celebrated amongst the Khasi tribes. This is a five days long religious festival that falls in the month of November. The atmosphere is also very festive in the month of April. Shad Suk Mynsiem is celebrated for three days by these enthusiastic tribes of India.

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Nov 3, 2008

Ho tribes of India



Ho Tribes - Introduction
Our Indian tribal tour reaches a new destination. This time we cover the Ho tribes of India. Ho tribes, one of the popular tribes of India are a sought after tribe both for traveling purpose as well as research.
These Indian tribes are also known as the Lanka Kol or the Bihar Ho tribes. Classified as Causasian, Ho literary means 'Man'.

Ho Tribes – Location

These famous tribes of India are found in Singbhum district of Bihar, and the mayurbhanj district of Orissa. You can also witness the culture of these Indian tribes in parts of West Bengal, Bangladesh and Nepal.

Ho Tribes – Language

Language spoken by these tribes of India is in their name as well. Ho tribes generally speak Ho.

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Oct 31, 2008

Indian Tribal Languages- Part One



Indian Tribal language – Introduction
If you are on an Indian tribal tour, you wish to explore the culture and customs of various tribes of India. But, one thing you forget about these Indian tribes is the languages spoken by them. These Indian tribal languages are a good indicator to the lifestyle and history of many of the famous tribes of India. So, here we have attempted to update you with some of the Indian tribal languages. This is the first part of a series of languages will make you aware of about many a popular tribes of India.

List of Languages of Tribes of India


Abujmaria
- It is a language belonging to Dravidian language family and is generally spoken in the Abujmar hills in Bastar Disstrict (M.P). Hill Maria tribes of India usually speak in this language.

Aariya- Madhya Pradesh

Gadaba- It is spoken in Koraput district of Orissa.

Garo- This language of Indian tribes belong to Western Assam, Garo hills, Meghalya, Nagaland and Tripura. The language also has many a dialects namely Atong, Chisak, Megam and many more.

Saurashtri
- Also known as Patnuli, this language is spoken by many a tribes of India in Chennai, North Arcot, parts of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

Tsangla- It is spoken in the villages of Arunachal Pradesh.

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